The gong farmer

The video tutorial explains the process of managing waste chambers, including draining liquid and using trapdoors for juice extraction. It describes how children are lowered to collect waste, which is then transported away. The tutorial also covers the design of garderobes and the removal of stones to access waste pools. Finally, it highlights the use of waste as fertilizer for crops, creating a cycle where castle inhabitants consume food grown with this fertilizer.

What is the initial step taken when a chamber is full in the castle's waste management process?

• The chamber is filled with more waste.

• The chamber is cleaned with water.

• The chamber is left open.

• The chamber is closed off and drained.

How do the castle workers collect waste from the chambers?

• By using a pulley system.

• By manually scooping it out.

• By lowering children to fill buckets.

• By using a mechanical pump.

What unique feature do some garderobes have for waste management?

• A waste compactor.

• A conveyor belt system.

• A trapdoor for juice extraction.

• A built-in incinerator.

What happened to a child during the waste collection process?

• The child successfully collected all the waste.

• The child fell all the way down but had a soft landing.

• The child got stuck in the chamber.

• The child refused to participate.

How is the waste from the castle ultimately used?

• It is sold to farmers as fertilizer.

• It is used to build castle walls.

• It is stored in underground vaults.

• It is thrown into the river.